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Best Buy Cyber Week Chromebook deals (starting at $119 today)

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Cyber Week discounts are well under way, and Best Buy still has amazing discounts on Chromebooks leftover from Cyber Monday and Black Friday. If you’re in the market for a lightweight laptop with a snappy and easy-to-use operating system at a budget price, look no further than Best Buy’s current deals on Chromebooks from brands like HP, Acer, Lenovo, and Asus. These ChromeOS notebooks and 2-in-1 laptops are great for work or just watching Netflix or Disney+ on the go.

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Here’s a look at some of Best Buy’s deepest Cyber Week deals on Chromebooks happening now. We’ve also found the best MacBook deals, Surface Pro sales, and laptop discounts if you prefer something more powerful.

Google Pixel Slate – $450, was $800

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One of the best Chromebook Cyber Week deals at Best Buy is on the Google Pixel Slate. While expensive compared to the other devices on our list — it’s now selling for $450 with the keyboard and pen included — this offer is hard to turn down. The keyboard is usually a $200 purchase, and the pen another $100, so with this deal, you’re getting a lot of bang for your buck. The device comes with the eighth-generation Intel Core m3 processor inside, which is almost the same as what’s included inside the newer $650 Pixelbook Go. The screen is also much more vibrant and packs more pixels than what’s on the Pixelbook Go, and there’s the added benefit of the 2-in-1 form factor so you can detach the screen from the keyboard and use it as a tablet.

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14-inch HP Chromebook – $119, was $249

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This is the lowest-priced Chromebook Best Buy is currently offering for Cyber Monday and beyond. With it, you’ll save $130 and snag yourself an HP Chromebook with a 14-inch display, a dual-core AMD A4 accelerated processor, 4GB of RAM, 32GB of eMMC flash storage, a TrueVision HD webcam, and a dual array microphone. This Chromebook is also exceptionally light: It weighs only 3.4 pounds.

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15.6-inch Acer Chromebook – $159, was $229

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This Acer Chromebook deal offers up a $70 discount, with the price knocked down to well under $200, and you can’t beat that price for an Acer Chromebook that comes with a 15.6-inch display, 16GB of eMMC flash storage, an Intel Atom x5-E8000 processor, 4GB of RAM, Intel HD graphics, and support for HDMI output which lets you connect your Chromebook to an HDTV or high-def monitor.

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14-inch 2-in-1 HP Chromebook – $279, was $419

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Best Buy’s deal on this 2-in-1 Chromebook from HP saves you $140 and lets you take home a Chromebook that normally costs over $400, for just $279. And that discounted price gets you a Chromebook with a 14-inch touchscreen display, an Intel Pentium Silver N5000 processor, 64GB of eMMC flash storage, 4GB of RAM, and an HD webcam. And while it’s not the lightest Chromebook on this list of deals, it still only weighs 3.48 pounds and is only 0.7 inches wide.

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14-inch 2-in-1 ASUS Chromebook – $370, was $529

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This Asus Chromebook deal has the biggest discount on this list of Cyber Monday deals from Best Buy: A $159 discount that cuts the price down from $529 to just $370. And this normally over $500 laptop seems to have it all: A 14-inch full HD touchscreen display, an Intel Core m3 processor, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of eMMC flash storage, an HD webcam, and a 360-degree “flip and fold design.”

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It’s also worth noting that every single one of the deals mentioned in this list comes with three months of Disney+ free, and that’s a Disney+ deal you don’t want to miss.

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